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Asymmetry After Brow Lift - can this be improved? (Photos)

Jenna76Sep 27, 2025
I had an endoscopic brow lift 7 months ago. Immediately after, one side felt a lot tighter and looked significantly higher. It's relaxed since then but is still higher than the other brow. I'm wondering what my options are or if I'm being too picky and should try to ignore it.

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